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HARRIOT V. LOCCII. . - Mr. GARIIOI, for the Visintiff;itafed, that this was an'action to recover_ tine sum Of 3-12!. 10s. for articles sold and. labour performed. His Client, Harriot,"the Plaintiff, S had been . formerly in his Majesty's NavY, but was now one of the Magi strates of the Thames Harriot , had, for rtiarii , years previous to this aPpointment, ob . %dr ie d a patent for making -pumps of a p egu ji ar construetion, - for working the water out of Ships during stormy _weather. Being • inclined to retire from business, he wished to dispose of his st oc k on band, and had 'succeeded in 040111 g. 56, except one set of rumps, which remained upon h a nd. He ap , -pried to the Defendant . , who .was p Surveyor ot: Ao know if he could - dispose of this remaining set ? Louch.said he would use his best endeavours to get a purchaser; and thine time afterwards find'ng that the Streatham East Indianian seeded n set of pumps, he ordEred those to be -sent on board, with some ad ditions, which were thought necessary. These he ordered without, stating who the owners of the Streatham were, or that any other person was to be for the ckpence but himself. Thomas Stroud, who 'formerly worked with Mr. Harriot, proved the conversation that had taken ; place betwe en hi s master an d M r. L ouch, in July last year, which was to the eflett .already st i nted; flat he took the pumps on board the Streatham, and that th e D e f en d ant expresse d h is sat i st a etion 'at the tf , :inuer in which lie had executed the work. He knew of nobbciy but Loud: having aoy thing to-do in the' transaetion. Mr., John Gaity proved having taken a bill of 1 arce4 t o ti tt ., .Dejetwatit for the Ares of dermind, When the-go,:d, ‘vt re rcncly ter hein St:lit, and tbat Mr. Louch had stated no obj,t.-Ction, but said they might be sent.on b 0. 4 -0, if btitslzetl according to his direction. Mr. PARKE, for the Defendant, Contended, that he - was only acting as an agent t; Messni - Borradill and Co. the owners of the ship Streatham, in the same manner he, had. been accustomed to do for - others, throughout ail his other transaCtions with this very Plaintiff ; that the bill of parcels had bet) sent mere , ly for the purpose . of she wing what the Plaintiff had to dispose of; and that in the order he gave for the delivery of the goods on board the Streatham, he signed at the end of ir, liar WilJianY Borractill, Henry. Lomb."' Therefore, previous to the deli very of the pumps the• Plaintiff knew that they were intended for Messrs. Borraddl and Co. and that Mr. Louch was only thing as their agent. Mr. Flarriot had been in the habit of dealing with Mr. Louch over and over again, and had never considered him in any other light than as an agent. He instanc ed a ease in which Barrio' bad furnished pumps for Sir Wm. Curtis, by the Defendant's desire, and in which the Defendant was not liable for the amount. Add to this; that it had been since intimated, verbally, to .Mr. Harriot, that Messrs. Borradill were quite' willing to pay the amount ; yet, f o r Neasonsbest known to himself, he still preferred looking upon the Defendant as his debtor. • Mr. Sawyer Spencer proved having carried the letter alluded to, and delivering it. to Mr. Harriot, and also intimating to him that he would get his money upon application to 'Messrs. Borradill and Co. Mr.. Dennet, manager of the shipping business for David Scott's house, depos'ed, that lie had known Lotich in the situation of surveyor for 12. years, and that he had no doubt Mr. Ktrrict must have known ;aim well, by various - former transaCtions, that lie a4. - ted as agent for ship o' ners. Mr. Win:Borradill said that his house were ma naging owners qt the ship S'lreithanz that Mr. Louth was n ot a partner in that vessel, but .had acted as ,surveyor of their shipping in general. His house were IA iiling to pay whatever sum was to be demand ed for the pu:nps furnished. Mr. GARROW, in his reply, still argued, that the ttelendant %vas liable for the amount claimed, the ori ginal transaalon hating taken place on the 18th W.I. 1-807, and no mention Having been made of Mr. Bor . radii! till 'many months atterwaris. Lord £LLENEOIIOIIQH, in his Address, observed, that thi, was a case.that came betore the Jury tin iler. very; extraordinary circutristances, as it Seemed 6. to snlctly,owing to a singular degree of perverse s that the Piaintitf had not already been paid what . was i llicrw claimed; Messrs. BorraQill were psrtefily Arid abit* to pay the whole amount, and yet it appeared Mr. Harriot : preferred getting that by an wznou against their agent, which he could have got th e principal wit-hcut one. The cause of this singularity LICt being belyre them, it only remained 14314.D0N : Printed by 14 lea.e.an Ii Aug: s, bf No. 4, Mariktt.cular, Bow-vrect •; At the 6 '. - irt- - 07PtcY No. 112, - ;ltrand ; wh e re Ad vei tisements, Orders POLICE. BOW-STRIIET,—A shot t,time ‘ since, Mrs. Branden berg, the necessary-man belotrging hi St. James's Palatie, Avent into the-King's Clbsef, when she ob served the two valuable 'silver sconces, which '.cettne, from Hanover, were missing.; she, consequence, went to- Mr.' Mash, the Chief Clerk belonging to the Lrird Chamberlain's Otsit, to inquire if he had given direetiOns for their removal. He answered - her in. the, negative.--Inquiries were' made respecting them, but no information could be procured ; and:no. doubt was entertained but. they had been stolen. The upholsterers and carpenters who• had been•at work in the room were suspected. Tow wend was employed to endeavour to recover the property, and to detect the thief. The - sconces were, after great eltertiolis by Townsend, traced to a Pawnbroker's in Brewer -street, who refused to give them up with out receiving the Money they were pledged for. As the thief was not in . custody, Mr. Mash sent, the money, and recovered possession of them.. SuspicCon has, within these fevidays, fallen upon a -woman who had been employed .tor a nuttiber of years, by Mrs. Brandenberg, to clean the King's Cidset. Yesterday morning, when Townsend was in pursuit of her, he learnt that'she had dro.wned herself on Thursday -night, in the Bason in the Green, Park ; which proved to be the faCt. She jumped in about ten o'clock. • The ;Earl of Moira was looking out of his window, and saw her..- , The Noble'Earl, •with several of his servants . ) . - hastened to She spot, and made every. possible 'exertion to . set her out-,..but it was full an hour before they. sec ceeded,--andthere was not then the least prospect of her recovery. The young woman,' whom. we stated - as 'having been found a few evenings shire with-her thro4 cut, in a lane near Hampstead!, is recovering, and can-speak a little. When she is asked who cut.her throat I nothing can be got fro.ai her but - '.: lows !" Mr. Snow, the surgeen, who sewed Up the, wound, is of, opinion that she is inwrie s , and inflieted the wound herself. The young man who was taken' into custody on suspiciou. of having cut her - thro.A has been discharged. Mr. GRA:IANI gave In, n a .st l n vere caution ehd reprimand ; he told him there never was aanan who bad acted more imprudently; the woman's bloody - handkerchief was found upon' Min, and in case:l-lie . woman had died of Ittr.wounC, it would- have been the greatest diEleulty possible fur him swistactorily to have accounted;for it. MANsroN-HOUSE.—Mr. Anthony. who had undergone several examinations before the Lorin MAYOR, charged on suspicion of robbing - thechurch" of St. Marian-Outwich,' Bishopsgate-street; 'Of plate .to a considerable amount,- was brought -again before his Lordship yesterday, He %vas attended by a So licitor, :and Mr. Knapp, as his Counsel. We .have already Stated, that a porter swore he saw a man come out of the Church about. 3 o'clock, on Friday, with a bundle and basket, and that Mr. Romifly was . supposed to be the, man so seen. The defence set up for Mr. Rontilly, yesterday, 'was an alibi— it was proved by the maidservant of Mr. Rodding,- ton, of No. 31, Upper Brook -street, that the Pri soner called on her Master, at his house, about hall past three on Friday: -Another servant of Mr."Bad ditto-ton stated, that. he had been also .there in the early part of the satne.day: The proof bein g sails factbry to' t fie Lord , My -Or, and s e veral rcsptr'aahle persons having-given evidence in support of the character of Mr. Romilly, he was accordingiy dis charged. The Court was crowded with gentlemen, 1110 t of them friends of Mr..Romilly. • ,MARLBOROUGH-STREET.— Yesterday a hackney coa:thman, of the name of Robert, waslured,4o shil lings u.ud costs for extortion . add maOreating his fare. r.i.7 l ke Defendant ha'cl taketi up two Ladies- in the AdelpN, to co bo nd: aylsi ,q tenliso carried.toCli rlottsetineeet.., Portland-plao 5 a fendant,when a! the -corner of Charlotte-street, asked what fate, the Ladies intended- to - pay r lie wai i answered, that he would receive his due; The ebach mau insisted on 3, - ;• 6d. being paid hip ; but -thi s more ,uo v iN. the fare, the extorti on was . : mg c oulotioa with and th e Defendant drove . the Lad es - hack to, tiw starid, and ti;ein for the space any° hours, after iiaVing in a very insolent manner. • UN lON 7 1 - zi A Ll.,—Yesterclav,: dllick gel Swinne . y.was brought up, and underwent an examination, charged with stealing a quantity of Old iron Iron] the premises of Messrs. Barclay, Perkins,. and Co. brewers. It appeared, that part of the property was iOutui in the • . _ „Prisoner's lodgings,• and the same Living been iden tifir.:d by a person in, the employ of the Proseeutois, . . 'he was committed for, anothes hearing. • ~ Alichael Levy AIL as like_wisc; c.116,;,tk.1 ‘4..iih stealing hats belonging to Mr. Basset, inTooiey-stre'et ; one of which having been found in the possession . of the Prisoner, at the time of his being apprehend:2d/ he vas also committed for allot:ter hearing. MES I'o/. ICE-OFFI Tlic,rsday . everiing a Portuguese sailor uuclerweot an exatninailon on' a charge of willfully 'murdering one of his ruessmats on board a Portuguese ship'on the high seas, bound. for England. , Through the rnt....diurdOl an interpre torhe admitted that helbvd killed the 'deceased, but said he acted in his own del l .:nce. was:com muted lot trial et the next' Admiralty Sesson,‘ 7 ;. - PUBLIG-OFFICL, WHITECHAPFL.----Oil Thursday John Smith alias Paul: Smith and Charles ilderret, who were committed from Eattou-gardel: Office: tor trial, charged.with robbing the cellar of Bognigge wells of gnaw ity . of tvine and fire arms on Friday morning last, were examined at thi.i.ottice s►is- picion of being connected with Edward Chtire`hill, alias Roach, who was c(rlrged and fully committed for trial tier robbing the warehouse of-Mr. Splidt, in St. George's in the East, of two cart ;oads of tallow and hides. A strong suspicion being attached to Smith, a detainer was lodged against him, and they were both remanded to prison on their former corn- , mitment from Hatton-garden Uiiicc .. PETB LIC-OFFICE, HATTON •GA UDEN.— Thursd3y Thomas Cripps was charged With a highway robbery on the Hatnpstead-road, and forcibly taking from Rebecca Fisher a quantity of wearing -apparel, and, a tive-shilling piece, &c. He was luny conicnitte.d to Newgate tur trial. fiancock and Davis took Thomas Andrews with a Ifors* and car:, laden with a great quilt - 44y ati lea ti4er, suspected to 'Live been stolen from SUlale tan yard. They were committed for re-examination. ~° LAlf DEPORT. COURT OF KING'. BLNCH, ILL? S. CORDER V. DELAIIONT. This -was an a.tion by the Plaintiff, a flour fa , !..tor„ against the Defendant, a baker residing in Crucitix-lone, Southwark, for ten sacks of flour, an'l Oeliy(:•rt-d" to a • person named Lee, upon - ihe credit of DeiNtiont.. It Ixas not-disputed that the citation of . dei)tor and "creditor subsisted be- t ween the parties ; but the ritiestion 'at- issue was, - whether the goods had been sold upon a month's credit', or for reatly.money ? as upon that point was to be determined w herber the Pl.iintitf was entitled - to t.,ring_his 'action immediately or not ? The e% • - tdence was•versi contradictory. The 'Clerks of the Plaintiff; . was a Quake r, swore '-that the . bar gain - 4ready money, and thattrthe enrry made in their imister's bcokimpiied than it was so ; while Delahont, !he sister of tits- Defendant, pi us , - : : , ed that she saw it entered as tier' a montiv's credit. Upon examining' the Plaintiff's book, there -evi dently appeared tb have been -an erasure made Upon• Alnat particular entry, and - the word 'per _Richard Lee; Shadwell, introduced in plate of one Deiattont, the Delendint had ten - -dered to "tile-Plaintiff-the amount of the ten sacks, at the rate o6ZO shillings per sack, ti , e* price agreed upon, when. it, becatne,:due,-but it was r.fu e i, upon the ground. that the Defendant was liable for the ,-ext,ences of an f,u.ilion'tfiat had teen previbusly cOfn nieticed against him. ' • The Jury, .notcrediting the• tesfitrfOnyi of the Plaintiff's Witness, , gave a verdia• for the De fendant.. • 1 for them to judge,. froin the evidence. before them, as to the agency of Mr. Lonch. His Lordship then recapitulated . the evidence, in a Most wanner, and the. Juty returned a verdid for the Aetendant. ALNER V. GEORGE. The Plaintiff was a cloth-f'actori in Basinghall street, and the Defendant a wool-dealer and tacs.tor in' Aldertnanbury. This action was lbr goods sold and delivered. , •Mr. Allier, being in distressed cir cuinstances, applied to a relation, - a Mr. Waistßd, whO advanced him money, and paid off a considera ble part of his debts, in return for which the Plain tiff executed -a' deed of assignment in • his favour.-- About thifiime Mr. Alter sold to the Defendant, George, a parcel of gOods amounting to .1,304 and it was agreed that the receipts for the various pay ments should imply, that they we for - tuor gra t uitousls7 received, so as to elude his creditoilial This being concealed from the Assignee, this anion was. commenced for the payment of - the whole amqunt. On the part of the Defendant, however, an account wzis produced between the pat ties, Wherein a ba lanCe Of 201. was struck, in full satisfaCion of.. all claims and demands,' up to the 23d Dec. 180.7.. Plaintiff non Sui ted. GREGORY v. PARSER. This was an action brought by the Plaitjtiff, who kept a Library at Brighton in 'the year 1802, against the•Defetidanf, a Quarter-Master in the Army, • for various triflio . g articles au - Ili - shed to him and his-wife, an - nun/Mg' to - 71. • • Apainst th;s debt' the statute of li m i tat i ons , was pleade o e d—but during the intervening period of Mrs. Parker's returningtrom 'France, Wh;cll she -had' left, her husband had written two letters, acknowledging the debt. "'hese . his Lordship thought sufficiebt to remove the case from that statute--Mrs. .Parker, having been 911 e of the 'patties who had assisted in contraaing the debt in queseion: Verdid for the Piaintaf, 71..105. . •HALL V. ODNER. This was an aation: brought .by a relation and pArtner in trade, against another, for payment of nearly 10,0001. for goods sold and delivered. This sum the Plaintiff sought to recover by, virtue of a judgment obtained in the COurt of King's Bench at Quebec, and also upon an account previously signed by the Defendant himself: - A point arising as to how far this-judgment could be deemed final, a verdict was given in behalf of the Plaintiff, subied to the opinion of the Court, to be afterwards argued upon a special case. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. SITTINGS BEFORE LORD CtUEF BARON AND A SPECIAL Juicer. THE KING V. SCHOFIELD. . . This was anindietment to recover Penalties under the Statute, from the Defendant, a mahster at Ox bridge, for using a room for malt„ not entered agree ably to the At of Parliament. The penalties, ter different days specified in the indici•ment, amounted to upwards of 10,0001. and it also contained addi tional charges, for the removal of malt into the room in question, in three different states of vegetation, amounting to a, large additional sum. ' The SoLICITOR GENERAL having stated the case on the part of the Prosecution, Two respeaitniet,Witn e sses, one of them .a n Ex ' arniner General of Excise, and the other a b'llper visor of were adduced, who concurre stating, that, on a day specified, in consequence. tf suTicions entertained by them, they broke'into th e room in question, winch %vas not only not known to the Officers, but w-,is concealed, and required the drawing of a secret siring to discover the entrance. They:ll:ere found., on the floor, and sticking against the wz.:3lls, particles which they knew from the taste, and from inspection, to be malt in, three different state:; of vegetation.' They found no sacks, .how ever, nor . a any- quantity of Malt. Mr. SCARLETT,• for the Defendant, set Up two pleas—F i ir.st, that he had entered at the Excise 04ice five.ditlereht rooms, of which the present was one,, there - being only tour others in the.view of the ncers, - unless the temporary separation of (.4 1 i.iir tliese four, r by a partitiOn reaching only io the thin of a moderately sized man, could be esteemed a total division. Secondly, he purposed to ,adduce evidence to shew that the room in question not only was not tiled, or Meant to be used, by the Defend ant, for the purpose of malting, but that' his servants were ignorant of- its existence, and that it was 'in tended as a pl-ace where p o t a t oes m i g ht b e k ept by - him, free fr om any risk of their being stolen by his servants. Three servants of the Defendants were adduced in support of the latter plea, all of whom concurred in declaring that they were present when the Officers forced open the room in question, that nothing was. found' in it but - the refuse of barley-straw, and that on sweeping the room not above a quart,of different articles were - colleCted, consisting chiefly of m i ce _ chewinffs -lite. but in no. instance of a single cent plete grain. After an'athiress, in reply,- from the Socic:Tox GENEIZAL, &flared the a ll e d ge d The Lone C HIEF B ARON entry of the room a complete 1..• it being essen. , . ti:11 to the cony of a ur.iiting-roorn that it shoultt not ouly be entered, but be known,and open to the officers. The pretence of keeping potatoes too iti this room, unknown, as it was alledged, to the De fendant's servants, was unworthy of an answer, and only tended to aggravate the otfence committed. It remained, therefore; only for the Jug - to estimate the degree.of 'credit-due to the Witnesses liar the Prosecution, who were persons even'in the higher Revenue Departments, and who were only sailed on to ,make surveys when improper prattiees were suspeCted, with the statement of the Witnesses for the Defendant, all 'of whom, in many particulars, contradicted each other. • The Jury found a verdiet generally for, the . Crown ; . a n d if a few word's, . the . ot.tciT oti . GENERAL ' agreed to restria it to a single penalty of QOUI. - . . - A respeaable farmer of Nestrip, in the county 0: Gloucester, has a ear now about ht., yen weeks old, which has but three kegs, • The two fore legs are perfeft, hut there is only / One behind, which, 110.4-: ever, serves him to walk with, whit:bile kh:es with as mucla freedom as if he possessed the other. LIP 0 fir] G iNTI LL IGENG E. i ' 131 BURY, MokbAy, JULY 4. The Sherborne Stales of cogs. 3oft. four mile l ib , Mr. ‘Vorrallnained Gr . t.haldi l by Deipiiii, o yNo!do iat I.d C. IL Suniers,t's Whitt Ro.e, 4 yrs o,ld, 9 bt. tit). Sir S. (f.rynne named ChAisi ) -and-ir, 4 3 rs (11'1,,9't• Air, 8: Pricers Maluisb - ury, 6 yrs old, 9st. t jib: Mr. (:ucklaid's•Bru.,xc, s yrs old, lost. tolb. The follewiug having deaargd forfeit by the time pre seibo7 -paid only togs. cad) : . • 7 , • Vans;ttart named Mount lin t er, 6 ) r s . t isf. Ja''' • Hawkiirs's Clermont, 5 4rs old, list. 61b. ix . lajor Hervey named I . C..neebuctlo, 5 yrs O.d, rest. 111 5 .. Ld Monson named Dotter, 5 yr.f. , •old, kpst.. r zlb., • • ! Sir H. Peyton named Time/teepet, 6; TS 10St, 9St. , Alr:Whitinore named Laura, agsd, lost. 131 b. • SweepstakesOf to:gs. h ft. tWo miles. 0 1 Sir T.HawltioN'6Clerittoilt, by Trunillator, 5 ) rsaid, lost- 9 r..liiggs's Rosario, 4 yrs old, cyst. slb. - - Mr. Dundab's kubens, s.yrs old, Lost. 7113. • k a i , A Handicap SweepstakeS of t og s. eac h, w i t h 25gs. • two miles. Ttie winner to be sold for 3,..g5. 1 ! /minded, &e. r.;l' Mr. Hallett's Jewess, by Ambrosio, icst. tBlb. Mr. Rush's Tinwkeeper, test - - - Mr. B. Price' Kneebuckle, test. - - „Ai Sir 11. Lipp.incott's,Plou6hboy, t st. iolb.. - - - " TUE-SO.IY. Ji A Sweepstakes of 2 5gs . each, 15..;5.. fOrie:t, with foogs. a."" tour 111.145.. I.d Egrernont's Canopu§, 5 N yrs oid, walkectcwer. N il' A Sweepstakes of s g s . eac h, With tz)gs. altied by the ( - „d , ' fur Nur s es, &c. that oar won, more than isoi,s. ar.i.olY clo time, except at iiibury, idad,Lliugtou, w'Kmg6cut:e• ' Subscribers.) . ;. - ..• I, 1 Sir I. I laWktos's'. - Clerpont, by Trunipator, 5 yrs old '.s. -Mr. liouoas wietiLj biutherto Fiecile . ; , 4 yrs ~. I .1 Mr. R. Caiming' s ch - . g. Sweep:r,ziAeLl. - . - -- -.* ' Sir. .1-I. Pe'ytoil ilaired.'kunio, 4y rs old - .. . ~.; Mr. G.r4.,5h.. iksuteLt lJoctor, s )rs old . • 1 Mr. Byncti,) , ,s ;lamed itubens, i yrs ..,i,l - ; 1 - landicap Plate of 5;DI:- Two Mile fleets, 1 Sit 11. I.kppiii;:ott'sc: by Tiutlip.itor, out ot 13 , ,N.1.), 4 yrs I '' 1 Mr. B.'Pri..::'s Aialiiis . ,,a;', 6.) t's Oft.i . , 9.st'slo - ; • • • . WED Y 55 r) A l''.. ' O ' 1 Tvlr.'isiggP aosa.ri .. , ),iot• ; ,, -,t osr. Goulbuurn's.Grirro' 1 II:A.-74u. iwu not eJ, 5 ~,0 . A S weepstakei of to gs. ' ea . ; ' l , with 's';s. added by the Clu b . ‘ . • .1',%, I:Me.> 41.4. i a 14,..if. j ° Sir Ti. Lip 1);:1C0t:'S 1.'.. , t , -0+1...5y, 5 yrs c - "id, I rst 3lb Mr. ilottv.:rie's 7.4, -,. 1., ;.u' ; , ° yrs uqt, a leather Mr. God:.i.ir,i's 8 ,- , ,a_., 5 y is' oid, list. Lci Egrcnium's br,l,l_, t.., ficcile.‘", 4 yrs old, itst:9lb. .:. good . icaLe. _ : - - .. , ATlate c) . : . , 0c.,, - ;,. 1 - ,)r 1 :, .. , '.,• I ~t. ; s yrs old, /ost. I ilb:,; 6 yrs ?to dila .9ved, 1 i • ... .;,.., t ,zm..: Ilate3. —Thu vol''' or Lk:: 25gs. S l / 4 VeCpsZ - -;_s 'lO C ,rry 71b. extra. i LA Egrcniunt's Cdnop,,,,, s yr 4 l) 1 ti , tisr 41.) ~ • • ; Mt, L;ol2lhuUril'S G tqadil .l, 6 v15 . 4..1,. I 1 4 t 3,,./ -.- fvietuttit.ira's Tv.iouzinitict.::, C) yrs oid, ►I eSL 310 ... • ;, • viluii.easAyt-:-I.4C.ic bAy, Lori C. Somers:Cs Winte l oss, lost., bear Ld Egrernoi le ' i rot her to fry, 9s'. - 111b, Two wiles, co,;s. liaF;X§ . koNss h 4 ax :vit. Kuala's mt.:keeper, I eaco. 'tore, s , gs. 1 3 ' ..• Lord C. S,mersces. White ,Rose, gat. Itlb. beat Ali. PriL;o's Ki:ce-b,:c1 , 51e, lost. 7!b. New „Mite, zjgs. itthilicap Plate Of sol. Heats-the New Mile. Mr. Bizgs's Kosario; 4 yrs old, ii.greinont's IStother to tie,lley, 4 yrs old, Inst. 61b. 3 Sir Lippincott's Chaise 011 C, 4 yrs old, lost. ; NJ 'I - . erice's Ko e. b ILskle, 5 yrs old - Cupe's b. g. Nettle, aged . NANTWICH RACES, JuLy 6. The Town's Plat; value 5 , 31. for horses that never won ths t value at any one time (Matches and Sweepstakes C. Si,mit's E sq. b . G. Ptrieputontist, •4 yrs oid 1 • , GC6, ClOSVeilors b. t. by K...ng Slaclad, 3 yes elcl 1 a CARDIFF GREAT HEATH, Ind publishel by WILLI A M A KMIGEK SCRIPPS, Snuth Molton-street, Grosvenor-sqqarei or the Yager, 1 etierS fur ttie (Poctlaidi Inuit bc addressed. . . . wioNtEsosv, s ty Nrzg. ... xiti , i Fifty Pounds for three-yr 0- 1(16,-7.5t. ; ItAllzyr 014 t, aSt• . • five-yrolds, gst. ? six-yr olos, gst.: 4lb. ; and aged, 9st•7l" , ; mares, and geldings Allowed 31b. Iwo rink: lietaS. --, Maiden I' l a te . , ii • '. -Mr. I.t.ril's tit. r. Croro&, 1- y-X;eo-rge;Trtfl- ' t $ Alr. Levils's ch. e.' by Cau,..tic, 3 yrs old - .. .., Mr.ii Webber's ch. m. Pepp er Corn, a4!.d - - 3 ; i tr I.pt. Ricliards'Ab. I. Will it you Ca t ., 4 yrs oil - 4 ... A Sweepstakes o f togs. eac h , f or all ages, same weigbt' o the Alaitien Plate.' Two Ifilie ;:e.itS (6 subscribers.) Le .l Mr. !lust a co. g. Wild 0.d,, by . buzz...oo, 0 is Dill , w•il`s. over. • 14 IURSDA X. ' . ' .r. 41 , 5.: - .)1. for three-yr olds,.7st . 51:,.; 4.id tovr-yr old s , O st. Iz' b,, thhes allowed 3,0. ', I . w(*) flit;..: iic....t,. ' '- i . . Mr. Lord's ch. C. by . (;cuiAe, 4 yrs.ol,i- .7 - D I % Mr. Lewis's ch. C. guckler, 4: yrsvoht - , - - 11r&Ir. Hurst's b. C. Red ;Sus., uy fiemisgbrough, 3 yrs 3 • • A Sweepstakes of sgs. eac'h, for horses, &c. carr yi ng I' 't • each., TtNo mite hears (Io stiob.riber4). i Mr. Wood's b. in. Elvira i- . _ .. _ . i Mr. Wrixon's br. g. Single Peeper - ... _ '.., , . . . , FRIDAY: A Free Plate of sol. same weights as fdr the ' r.,i,.;•:i. 1);,.C...:4 `mares Ana geldio; , ,s al fowed'3l , 3.----.;•mi.e :1....,:. Mr. lierst.'s - ch. g. ' , . , itti Oats, ci. yrs old I - •- lii Mr. Lo;d b: c. by' Sti..kl, , r, 4 yrs'old -' • _ 1 .Ivlr. Lewis's' ch. c. ;luckier, 4 yrs 6!d - - - i, . i .-• vri TEN/111101., WEbNE;DAy, TUNE. 27. l' Alaidep Plate of 51. tor thr.e yr. ()tits; 6,t, ; four ~ , r . 04,, i , 7,t. 710 ; five y r. olds, Sit. : 611) , , six 3-r o!,11, ,`..'sr. 111 1 :: ' ,. 1 'and Ai;cdp 9sE. ; 11141 eJ I . ,tud gt:itiing, a110vt5,...: 31u.--=3 , 0 , , heats, • ' - - 4,- 11 Mr;-:rennet's b. f. Alalii.of Dir',ll,m, .3 yrg'cl.l 3 I c , , Mr. I " . .'alteman's cit. Tn. Cnlc.liitt..;u, 5 )r..;. - - I 2' 4 , , Mr. Detthatri's LIJ. c. I.iy, ',He, 4 y,,.,,,, - 23 LI ' 1%1 r. 'Webber's Cll, iii. l ' ipp,;',-,Cii, ai,'.... ' • tie' '"; 4 .}'' Mr. liens ,n's b. f. Wiry Al:ik*., 3 yr.; old s , - , toi. ) i 4 All. Saundersl's b. c: or .\!00r, ,, , I, 4 3 , 1, cld fn au out) cis ` ',-, :F E r 11' 2 , „S A Mr. Ilermo w The Nob4,:n:n atm (.;ci;l l . , .:lLtrl's 1, 3 1 A to. of scl. s gr. L. ths, by Si r Per r; s)r - • Mr. Tit;kier's u. c.,by i 1, 1.15.vt0c0.111, 3rs - • ch„ a2e,t - -• CR AV &SEND, Ji.Z.LY 7. Passed by—the Queen Cit. , r1;,7t..;, frn-tt the of (.;oott Ho; e dilator, Adonis, "N3elv.il;:, land, Lo in , 'l:tiorpe, and the Ileroine, Gray, •tidn the and San Pect,o, tI:P 1i...)103 4 4-4kureAanial,st i , - Vvosuati, t T to Hope, Itl•F:ch,:r:nl, for Loolson, for Cork. • Bli:T.11. On-the 7th ins t . in Dougoty-s:ree , Mrs. W. Dorn of a Daughte . r. • A?Ah Klr. :' t ' a . On Saturd a y l ast, at Tootne C h urch, in the Count,' ' ; I.imerick, Vend: - Dawson H un t, Es q . o f Cappagii, 1 Cowtty_ Tipperaiy, to Miss Holmes, ciaugatcr or tiv: / 3 ' Hohnts. Esq. of Millbrooke, iti the sill CouhrY•, D/A .. . On Saturday last, at Dublin, Andrew Caldwell, Esq. On Sunday last, at -llinglo, i n t h e C ounty of furry,,, tenant T. Lagar, of the Royal Navy. . On Tuesday tuornint„' at Cro;ru, in the County of Kerr , • Miss Po/Isola))., eldest daughter of Major PoriyMby.. tin Wednesdiy last, at Horsham, Miss Harriet Watbu r° ton, of a pulino.tary eomplamf, .aged ;t. ' 011 Thursday last, agkd 55, Mrs. Harrison,• wife of 1 11 ',. ° ,..; mas . Esq. ~ Ware-nterehant, ,at . ' Kr !ninon, "'` Owner of the New tluirtinums, Covent-garden. - Lately, at..Southanlbil, , of a scarlet, fever, b e t w een r lll , age of four and tive years, Eliza, youngest daughter of , tiler-General Browne. Ott Monday setinight, at the advanced ace of Ito years o ' 4 l six month., flay Ralplisor,„ of Kent.street, burn Jantni , o l , -1, 1698 (old style), at Lochanar, In Scotland ; m a r rie d to l l' oe , Ralp..Son. then al pi ivate in the a rmy o f Duke tam ; followed the same, and was an attendant on her husband 1, s,veral memorable engag e me nts , both 116 England and s t: ° fetid.